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NATO plans to cancel annual summits to avoid potentially tense meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump next year, according to reports from Brussels and Washington. The move comes amid rising tensions between the alliance and the White House.

NATO is reportedly planning to cancel its annual summits to avoid potentially tense meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump next year, according to Reuters sources in Brussels and Washington.

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NATO is reportedly planning to cancel its annual summits to avoid potentially tense meetings with U.S. President Donald Trump next year, according to Reuters sources in Brussels and Washington.

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